What does /lit/ think of pic related?

Holy shit, I forgot I read this book, it's been almost 10 years. Even though I don't remember it all, it was a fantastic read, I love it. Specially because at the time I was such a strictly rational person and this, along with many other things, helped me opened my mind.

There are some slow moments though, when he goes too specifically about the situation of the Church at the time. But it's great to see that at all times and even from inside what we think as conservative institutions such as the Church, there are people like Erasmus. It's very funny to read him bashing on the pathetic discussions priests were having about which color of robe is more suiting to God and stuff like that.

>>9649164
What's with that cover? It looks like a jester seducing his own giant penis that has a face. Now that's folly!

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>>9650489

one of my favourite books, criminally underread on /lit/.